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Original message:417 days 20 hours 29 minutes ago

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Member: Captain Fantastic

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This band consisted of Steve Vai, drummer Terry Bozzio [Zappa, Missing Persons], low-notist T.M. Stevens [Billy Joel, Ritchie Kotzen, Bernie Worrel] and Devin Townsend who is now the singer and guitarist for Strapping Young Lad. They're all sick players! It's such a shame that this project didn't do more. Perhaps too many religious overtones.

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Reply:417 days 8 hours 25 minutes ago
Member: Zimo

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Yep! I really love Steve Vai's Sex & Religion album. Too bad they didn't last very long in this line-up. I think it was Devin who didn't really like the music on that album so he quit quite soon after the release of the album or something... if I remember correctly.

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